Senior Management
Elizabeth Tewey, Vice President |
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Ms. Tewey assists the President with corporate strategic
planning and business development. She oversees disability, health and
program management contracts. Ms. Tewey has 20 years of progressive management
experience in project management, program development, research, dissemination
and training, and technical writing in disability and rehabilitation-related
service areas. She has successfully managed large task order contracts
and information dissemination/technical assistance programs for various
research projects for many years.
Ms. Tewey provided programmatic leadership,
client interface, operations and fiscal management, and quality control
for these contracts. She has directed research studies, program evaluations
and technical assistance projects related to disability. She has prepared
technical reports, policy analyses, and proceedings documents and published
in the area of assistive technology. Her programmatic areas of interest
include family and child health issues, Federal performance assessment
policies, assistive technology, and information dissemination. She is
a member of the American Public Health Association. |
Cindy Ryan, Vice President |
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Ms. Ryan has over 20 years of experience in various
aspects of information technology, including telecommunications, information
management, and technical writing. Her extensive technical skills enable
her to assess customer information needs and manage a broad spectrum
of IT projects. She has over 15 years of experience in the disability
field with various responsibilities in managing web based data management
tools for disability and rehabilitation research agencies, Section 508
compliance and training projects, and planning and conducting accessible
meetings and conferences. Ms. Ryan currently manages support contracts
for the Department of Homeland Security’s Office on Accessible
Systems and Technology, and the Department of Veterans Affairs Section
508 Electronic Information Technology Testing Project. |
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